WellnessComplete Health Adult Dry Cat Food for Indoor and Outdoor Cats, Wholesome Grains, Natural, Chicken & Chicken Meal (5 Pound Bag)

I recently switched from Beyond to Wellness. I like it better and my two cats seem to as well. First, I like the small kibble. It was also recommended in online cat food reviews, because of ingredients (like actual meat being at the top of the list) and the lack of unhealthy ones. The smaller kibble that Wellness has is important to me because of one of my two cats. Baxter has a baby doll face—the smushed face. He’s the cat version of a Pug, I guess. I included a pic of him. But, he struggles to eat big pieces of food. What I don’t like about this food is the low fiber content. However, I mix this with Iams Proactive Health Indoor Weight and Hairball Care (Salmon). This specific blend of Iams also gets good reviews for budget cat food and has higher fiber content, important when you have long-haired cats like I do. So, the fiber thing balances out. I feed my two cats wet cat food daily as well. They seem to be getting along well on Wellness and like the taste.There are so many choices of cat food out there now it is confusing and overwhelming, at least it has been for me. The cost, like many things, has also skyrocketed. It was a difficult decision that I thoroughly researched. My two cats are part of our family. I want to feed them well, but I do not have unlimited income. Wellness and the Iams have been a good option for us. They’re reasonably healthy and priced compared to other brands. I chose this version of Wellness compared to the grain free or Wellness Core due to my vet’s advice. He said he felt grain free food was a gimmick like so many ploys they use to reel consumers in with pet foods. Ultimately, the vet said cats eat grains in the wild. They do this through the animals they kill and consume. For example, if they hunt and eat rabbits in the wild, rabbits eat grains. They are getting grains through their prey. This was a few years ago, but the vet also said that there had been studies on dogs. There was a connection between grain free diets and heart disease. He went onto say that it was a safe bet that the same findings would come out with cats. The grain free version is also more expensive, so it’s a win win. I hope you found this review helpful.

great product and y kitten loves it

My sister and I are helping a relative that had a pregnant cat show up on his property with the kittens she had. They love this food so they are eating it very well which makes us happy. Mom has now been spayed and the kittens will get their shots and be fixed as soon as possible. Healthy vetted kittens are much easier to adopt out!! If your own kitten is a finicky eater, you really should give this a try!!

This is probably the best quality food for indoor cats. I had to stop buying the Kirkland brand as suddenly all of my cats started puking and refused to eat their dry food. The Kirkland cat food smelled rancid (both bags) and the texture had changed. I suspect they had degraded the quality of the food to maintain the low price when inflation struck the USA. I had no choice but to look for something healthier. All the cats look and act much healthier, love the food, and rarely vomit. But, the big trade-off for me, on a limited budget, was the extremely high price of this food compared to almost anything else on the market. It is ridiculously expensive and only sold in small quantity packaging. There are no large bags available for catteries or owners who have 4 or 5 cats to feed. The bags are also very difficult to extract the food from as they do not open fully without having to cut off the sealing feature. This means you have to scoop out small quantities of half a cup because you cannot pour it out, and the opening is not big enough for a standard cup to fit. My 5 cats eat together from one dish, so it takes more time to prepare their meal than it takes for them to eat it.

Good price and my cats like it!

Good price and all of our cats love it.

Our kitty has been eating this since he could eat dry food. He has a sensitive tummy and this seems to help with that. He is 6 months old now and quite energetic, very healthy, happy, and he seems to enjoy the taste of the food since it is chicken flavored. However I also give wet food on the side morning and evening but keep dry available at all times. Plus I love that the quality of this food is keeping our little fur babies happy and healthy!!

Odor so strong and offensive cat won't touch it and tries to bury it. Stinks up my whole house.